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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-19
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C psssoG5ce depntmeue hes fur ] the fo,IouiaS f0r the saformation An sa q eooeress. ap- '','> ny :. S3e6. suehorises the tel ihe -ssal soees (not she pay '"s' he' nc such posso6ees e the fO' rev:si5s-.y desieassa Esery the -sn foNthe ezkensiou Id specify the rum 4 of the place from h 4 and the reasons .siiak =. -nsion Of the postal
 Eo1S A ce1saia such a state- $ 31l tend to shew thAt a means jeg small Ieni:tances is needed.
 pplicalion os petition Shouid be ' the postmaster ,nthe locality .;s;' ;'e required to give . slightly pond b cover the value of the .o -.s entrusted to him. and should
 ssed 10 the superintendent of
 Y order system, in the postoffice fent, al Washington, D. C.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-19

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-19

It ~as an odd Christ
 q New York family tos . -s blue-eyed baby. =. tag wth these words s... German script: "Piezse cnild. lhave neither fa,hs
 The bill providing fo compiling the laws of th shorize the appoYEp
 of three comm5 o2 srs per day. anSxs(ich day each ki Cd desi islAture adjour not>
 Taxpayers of an ~~e mind, who are nci memS islsture. are beginning ,c ;he legislature gets the au pend $6o per day for reyi pi.ing the laws c, ,he :e have TO, the authority to an assis,an, clerk.
 A democratic caucus (
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-02

THE lAPRIkONED MINERS.


The efforts Of the miners to rescue,
dead or alive, their Imprisoned comrades
in the Gould & Curry mine, have SO far
been aDavailing. Reports from Virginia
City to-day are to the effect that nothing
new in regard to the mater has trans
PRED in the last twenty -four hours
There ID no longer any reasonable doubt
'of the fate OF the unfortunate men. 1t is
hardly possible that they could have sur.
rived the ordeal of smoke. gas and star.
walton.
The run,ors that the rescuing party
lad made connection with the level in
which the men are supposed to be inn
prisoned we're Hnfounded. Mistakes had
bssn made 10 the surveys, and the drift
which is being run to the Gould 4 Curry
works has, so far. failed to accomplish
, what it was intended for.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-02

The Atlanta, Georgia, Constitution
Gays: As to the Confederate flags we
may cay that the Confederacy is dead aud
does not need them The whole business
"a bnbble that needs only to be looked
at in common sense way. There are
fools at the North and fools at the South.
Between these the nation must steer
Those who captured the Confederate flag
had considerable fighting to do. aud they
are entitled TO keep them.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-02
seif.WindiAg Checks.

81 1t IL curious what . revo'ution in the
watch trade self winding has made, and
!, / have often wondered that no such plan
had been adapted to clocks This has
, now been done, and / fancy the clock
which winds itself every hour will pro-
auce complete change in the clock
trade. The invention is very ingenious.
! The mechanism eliminates ths heavy and
costly parts Of the clock work, gives the
movement -tif,ieth part of the work
80 do originally entsiled on it, and se'
cpres greatly increased efficiency and AZ.
suracy by the lightness Of its action. Old
fsvorites need not be discarded, as, in
most cases, while retaining entirely their
old appearance they can be converted tc
the new principle. and no longer need
the weekly visit for winding. | went
the other day to Queen Victoria street
80 see these clocks, where ali about them
was explained to me, and where | heard
that the Government has already adopted
the system for the new Postoffice build.
ings in Manchester.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-02
Notice to Stockmen.

The undersigned viii be sbsent on husinsss In
surprise Valley, California, for three or -four
seksy All communications addressed 70 him.
esrs o. Alex Mise, winnemucca, will receive Al.
,sasien. J. q. HOLLOWAY
wInneauccs, New, Nay Is, 1887. u
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-02

The undersigned has FORTY VEHICLES
ranging in size and style from l5,000- Freight
Wagon to singe-seat Baggy, which he will
sell for cash or exchange iof horses OF barley
Farmers and others, deslring spring Wagon,
of almost any style, can be accommodated b.
calling On me at the Fashion Livery Stables.
ALEX. WISE.
wnnsmucca, August Z, isss.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-02


Well. | do declare if it don't beat the
world what a mighty sight of things p
C. Robins & Co. have got crammed INTO
their store. | told ye last week was
going down there, and I've been and
got back. While ! was down there, /
looked round and saw heaps Of new
tangled things. zee sign that SAID :;
Herring, 10 cents. Iaeive the clerk ten
cents. and told him j guessed I'd take
look at that chap. often heerd tell on
suckers, but never see a real live one
cepting 10 Missouri You ought too see
him grin. Come TO find out it was the
name OF kind of smoked fish. and not q
side.show at all | came mighty nigh
losing my parasol, there was such
crowd there a-pushing and s-crowdlng up
to the counter where they were selling
Our Taste Hams, Bacon. and Oysters
cheap. he'd good mind to git half OF
what they had, and not trim my new
bunnit, but I kpowd the old man would
think was gittin giddy,so ] jest waited.
| see right smart trade in suit OF
clothes for $40 that hooked jest as good
az one my darter's husband paid
$35 for down to San Francisco
week afore last. ] see handsome
lot OF things would like in our front
chamber, and when the old man sells his
wool and the new calf, and we go down
to winpenucca. I'm just eon' to hong
on TO him aud give BIN no rest until he
gits DE acme. Franz said he would sell
me hill new outfit, and only take ten
dollars down, and that could pay the
rest az fast as earned it making butter
and selling eggs I'm blessed if | don't
do it. Here I've lived nigh onto sixty
years and never had nothin' in the house
fit for hogs TO see. and its bout time /
fixed mp il ever I'm goin to My gal
and her nN~ hahy's comm mp to the farm
seon and lest want 10 'sprise her. Won't
old Mrs. Brown stick her eyes out when
she sees me rig up so smart. Guess
she'll think we 90. rich. They haint had
pothin' new over ter her house this ten
years. tell you il you want 10 see how
much yon can get foe your money, just
go to F. C. Robins 4 Co and you viii
Almost swslier your teeth they are selling
so cheap. Goods that used to cost four
times as much when | was gal, they
now cell for well, say, dirt cheap.
must 20 and milk. Good bve and don't
forget T. G. ROBINS X co
are selling all kinds of goods cheaper
than any of 'em down TO Winuemucca.
jel-u
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-02

Asreport read at the convention OF
Master Car builders at Minnes polls states
that 25,037 locomotives in the United
States killed |. 1926 employees, aud injured
,6.54S dariuy the past year Nearly one
! hall oi these injuries came from coupling
care
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-02

The plant OF the Dayton, Lyon county,
News Reporter has been sold, and Cor
don Il. Rice, the present editor aud pub.
hsher retires. II is not stated whether
the purchaser of the plant will continue
the publication Of the paper.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-02
TKADE BOLLAks.

The act passed by Congress authoriz.
sing the Treasury Department to redeem
,4rade dollars, which are not a legal ten
DIR for any amount, in standard dollars,
which are legal tender for all debts
public aud private, will expire by imta
tion next September. About three and a
half millions of those dollars have been
redeemed at the New York Sub-Treasury,
and it is estimated that about seven
millions of them have been redeemed al
together, though that estimate is not
official. a.
The trade dollar was coined at the
United States Minis, according to the
provisions of an act of Congress. Itcon-
tains 400 grains of silver of standard fine
ness, or n g rains more than the standard
dollar. yet it is not legal tender for the
smallest debt. When Sherman was Sec
fetary of the Treasury, and doing all in
his power, in the interest Of Wall street,
to bring silver into disrepute, he caused
the Postoffice Department to issue an
order to Postmasters to refuse trade del
lars for postage stamps. and the anomaly
was presented Of government refusing
ats own coins 10 ayment for the trans
mission of letters through it's own mails,
and that, too, by an Administration.
whose Secretary of the Treasury insisted
ahat it was reputation to pay the obliga-
kions Of the Government according to the
better of the contract printed upon the
face of the bonds.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-02

Whereas my vile, Z, ~. Moore has left my
betssnd board without rust cause or provoeation
hereby caution the public not to trust OF har
Dor her on my account, a. vii. pay no debts
contracted by her. ASA MOORE
Willow Point, Nes, May II, 1887 myl6 II
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-02

!, The Ogden News, which has been fight
ing the Mormons for some years, has been
vanquished, and ceased publication last
Friday. t
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-02
NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby gisvn that there vii he q
special Election held 1t the School House In the
town OF Golconda Golconds School District
Number -Four "a, Election Precinct Number IL
Humboldt County, Nevada, between the hours Of
s'A and 6r.n., t ea
Thursaay, tbe 9Th Day or Juty, Iss7.
For the purpose Of raising the sum Of sixteen
hundred dollars ($l6O0b 70 build school house
il the Aforesaid school District
~ W. IA. CAY,
Mk. CUsICk,
Trustees.
Coiconda, New. June ~, 1887. ID
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-16

identity was concealed, were down near
the hall door, which opened into saloon.
No other help was within reach. The
angry, crazy sentiments of the speaker
had struck responsive chord In the
bre asts of several of his hearers. OnlY
some women near the platform showed
any opposition to the murderous sentl-
ment, and these made haste to leave the
hall.
One Hinschler st this juncture said tnot
he thought they should not wreak their
vengeance upon subordinate who was
present only In the line of his duty, but
single out the heads of the concerns such
as he represented, the editor and propri-
etorf, and kill them without hesitation.
This suggestion sc med TO meet with
their approval. Then the reporter was
escorted to the door, where Klein
iuterposed to say that he had made mis-
axe TO pitch into mere reporter, but ne
would not rest until he had taken the life
of newspaper proprietor. He feared
neither Ged, nor man, nor devil, and
would as soon be hung as die in any
other manner. Before he died, he vowed
he would have bloody revenge for the
crime committed by the capitalists IN
Chicago, The man was not drunk.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-16

Boston Courier.

This is the season when people who
are moving into hired houses are in m.u'
cases discovering how great are the raw.
ages OF f,rmer tenants in the way OF
driving nails and tacks. a single feeole
woman and tack hammer will work
more DETACHMENT to house in week
han professional decorator eau pu,
right in q month. Two women VINO
dwe II alone in an apartment will in q
single winter spot every square inch OF
the place, except the ceiling, with tack
Or nsil holes, while If there are three
lone females in the family it is generally
easier to tear the house down than TO at
tempt to repair their ravsges in less
wholesome manner.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-16
CorstcaDa.

Oorrespondence of the gazette. ~
CoRsICANA, TEX, Nov. 14.-P. ?. Pow
ell, whose store was burned at Angus
last Friday, was insured in the Sun Ma
tual and Pelican insurance companies foj
$1,000. His loss will be small.
This morning about 10 O'Clock jim
Jones, an employe OF the Hutson & 81 70
kins Bridge Company, was killed Will
loading some heavy bridge timber an q
4sgon. A stick of timber Slipped wall
ne was in the act of sliding 1t over a
wheel and striking him on the mead killed
him Instantly.
The to loving suits were fled to-de'
IN tn County court: &. r. Stewart W
S.. L 1uis, Arkansas and Texas Rai}wsy
suit for $500 damage to crop; I. Morgan
VS.. same company, sues for $500 dan
ges; Sam Herd vs.. same company, fol
1900 damages
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-16
DIED GAME.
A Paid Assassin is Executed at wichita
Kan.

WICHITA, KAN. Nov. Is Lee Mosier,
VIII murdered Hugh Lowler in the Terri
tory, short distance south Of the Harper
county line, on October 2, 1886, and who
was convicted of murder in the first de-
gree at the September court held in this
city, was execu'ed this morning. Ths
drop fell at 9:33, and in twelve
minutes he was dead. The prisoner
maintained perfect composure to the last
and his only statement on the scsffo)d
was to the man who adjusted the cap,
asking him TO tell Smith who had beer
mis- cell mate for six months "thst l die
gtme The BODY was taken to an IN
dertaker's flee and viewed by thousands
Of people. L will he taken 70 Fr-eport,
Harper county, and there will be delivered
bV Sheriff Hayes to the pa ents. MosKr
confessed he was paid $1,000 for commit
ting the murder.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-16
Il az dyessed nv Ors Parhee ard r

and Rvioqs: 80, !, -, 80,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-16
Receiver of st. Loa,s' Fifth national.

ST LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. Isl. F. Steph-
ems of Boonville, Mo-, was appointed re-
ceiver of the Fifth National Bank this
morning. It is reported that the gr nd
jury has found an Indictment for making
false entries against c. G. Cicreleus,
cashier
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-16
Failure at Millicnn.
special to the Gazette.

MILLICAN, TEX, Nov. l5.-The saloon
and grocery house # B. II. Pevorty OF
his place was closed by attachment TO
isv run by home creditors. The assefs
ard liabilities M knoUn.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-11-30

Eft vittne, John e. Robson intygade,
att han kort fore mordets begaende
var samtidigt med Arnsdorf ] Junks
krog. Vid utgangen fran krogen
gingo Arnsdorf och hans sallskap at
Uster, medan vittnet tog motsatta
vagen. Utkommen pa gatan, vande
han sig om och sag sail llskapet passera
granden och stanna pa EFT kort af-
stand fran det stale der mordet for
0fvades. Pa advokat Erwins fraga
om vittnet icke misstagit sig pa per
son, svarade han, att han tydligt sag
Arnsdorf, men tillade "att han 0nska.
de Diet han hade misstagit sig". Iva
andra vittnen, mjolkf0rsaliaren b.
JOsephson och hans hustru, pastodo
sig hafva, vid 10 tiden pa aftonen den
dag mordet begicks, k0rt granden upp
till Lone Stare restaura.ionen for att
aflemna mj0lk och da, bland de per.
soner. som stodo samtalande pa gatan,
igenkant Arnsdorf, Bismarck" och
Peters. Bevisen omgarda den ankla.
gade ALT mer och mer sd att han far
svart nog att denna gang slingra sig
undan
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-11-30
AUG. COLLEGE s. sEMIMARiuM.

- Torsdagsaftonen f0rra veckan
bj0dos wi af svenska luth. f0rsamlin-
gen Rock Island pa en- konsert sta
dens teater. Konserten holls under
direktor G.. Stolpes lednlng, och den
samma deltogo, utom direktorn, fr0k-
narne Ohlin, Wistrand och Reck, ora
toriesallskapet SAINT studentk0ren
Konserten erbj0d verklig njutning,
och stadens tidningar gafvo de upptra.
dande ampla lof0rd.
Sa val genom tillstallningar, lik.
nande den ofvan namda, som ock pa
annat satt hafva v&ra CODA Rock Is
land -gubbar b0rjat fa klart for sig,
att de i staden hafva, ,ett College, f0r
hvilket de b&de b0ra kanna sig tack.
samma och afven visa denna erkansla
genom att taga verksam del dess for.
kofrah. Atminstone ha De borjat tala
ON at p& nagot mera verksamt s4tt
ingfipa, och b0rjarA AsaKon dlskuteras
4r det jn mojligt. att Ufyerlxggniha
3tfUljes at besIut och handling. Pastor
&C. %. OlspdeE har under l&gT9 tlI kal
syarit sysselsatt att inkasser& ean1jtnal
subskriptiOn staden och dervid r0nt
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-11-30
u A X OF A /.

--.-Den f0rstG.. sii0ss under siisongen
FOIL fredags trakten af Mitchell.
Sheriff Hanson Webster har pa
grund af svag helsa resignerat fran
sin befattning.
Dakota Fine Stock Breeders Is
sOciati0n afholl den 70 och 30 noyem-
ber slit tredje arsmote Jamestown.
Dakota har en- warm van Minneso.
tas nye senator Hon. g. X. Davis, hyil-
ken ar en- af Nordyesterns NEST franz
staende map, siiger Mitchell Repub-
lican.
En- hGftig elttsrddG utbr1t den 22
dennes Blunt, bvarvid egendom for.
st6rdes till varde af $500. Flera af
de brandskadade hade icke sin egen-
dom assurerad.
FdrnaTne l Morton county pasta.
att det lonar sig battre att odla lin
och sanda denna till Minneapolis, An
att odla hvete och sanda det till Du-
luth,
Eft st0rt d,stGL farnsGre fran om-
nejden af Tower City aro ifard med
att utvandra till Alaska, hvarest de
ANNA sla sig ned 900 mil norr ON Sit
ka och der bilda en- koloni.
FJretdgsdmhet. Staden Grand
Forks amnar hos kongressen s0ka till
l8telse att FL uppf0ra tva broar utaf
jern ofver Red River, SAINT for detta@
andamal utstalla obligationer till be-
lopp af $4,000.
TdderIehcen har, skrifves det fran
Aberdeen, varit sardeles gynsam for
pl0jningen. Delta ar har atminstone
for mellersta Dakota varit ett godt
ar, hvilket man bast kan finna deraf,
att tillgang pa arbete med god afl0-
ming funnits hela aret igenom.
Prohibttionistcymas sty,IcG Hr an
senlig Bismarck. Enligt inlupna
valrapporter uppgick majoriteten for
delningen till 5000 r0ster, men denna
ofvervigt har sedan minskats betyd-
ligt, under det prohibitionisternas
majoritet 0kats.
Vid eldsUddan f0rliden vecka i
Farmers Elevator Tulare, belaget Z
mil sydvest ON Redfeld, ladies' 6fyer
10000 bushels spanmal aska. Elden
uppstod derigenom att en- Tampa ex-
ploderade.
LycEasJes jcIce. Farmaren Mar
wick Sheldon blef forliden vecka be-
stulen pa nagra 8. k. hvete- Checks,
hvilka tjufvarne f0rfalskade Mar
vicks namn, och sedan f0rs0kte sal.a
dem. Planen misslyckades, men be-
dragarne ha lcke kunnat ertappas.
P,ohtbitionsIGOesss ge,son,5 5sSi;yssss -
de Walsh county har f0ranledt nSG
N bryggeriegare Fargo att hare.
mot protestera, d& de delta county
hafva stora upplag. Som st0d fU r
protesten anf1ra de, att de hafva FUr-
enta Staternas License att sklja pe1ff
och att territoriets lag Hr kraftl0s Rent
emot F0renta Stateri1as. Eaken korIE
fore f0rliden vecka infUr qdomaron
McConnel, men bief effer endast a.
kort session nedlagd.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-11-30

Swedish Republican NewspapsF
Published In Minnesota.
Ar

sk0ts till F0ranta Staternas domstoI
vid dess nasta sammantrade Winona
och blef hans bergen bestamd tin
5000. Denna sakerhet var den atala-
de of0rm0gen att anskaffa, hvadan
han far sitta / hsktet Winona tills
saken blir afgiord. - En- k0rvag har
6ppnats fran Tower till Ely Delta
har satt lif och rorelse sistnamda
plats. Eft hotell for en- konstnad ar
ito tusen dollars och alta eller nio han
delsbutiker skola uppforas med det
f0rsta. Om invandringen tilltager
som den begynt torde Ely vid vid va
rens borjan ega 1000 invanare. Det
past8s att delta Ell Or en- tillfallig
"boom", som smart gar ofver, utan en-
helsosam utveckling. Det ar nemli-
gen de rika malmlagren Vermillion-
trakten som drag,t tolket dit. Eft
nytt sagverk finnes pa platsen och fie-
re skola uppf0ras. Under det en-
Observation-Disclosures" - det ar rvs
ligt att nedskrifva ordet, men So heter
det - pagick EFT lila beryktat hus
narheten af West Superior uppst0d
eldsvada byggnaden och de arma Of
fren, hvilka hangifvit sig at drycken-
skap, voro nara att blifva innebranda.
De stackars menniskorna rfddades
emellertid. men huset och Wholesaler
farst0rdes Forlusten ansl8s till
5000 - Omkring 800 byggnader, bo-
ningshus och handelsbutiker, ha upp-
f0rts staden under aret, och deras
samanlagda kostnad berHknas till
~, 100000. Kostnaden for hotell. ma
gasin och jernvagar hUjer summan,
hvllken under .aret anvandts for en-
skllda och allmanna f0rbattringar.
Till bortat fem millioner dollars. Delta
ar dabbelt s& mycket som anvandes
f0r samma 8ndamal flor. - En-
k8lla meddelar att M Wisserberg har
kommit hit fran Red River-dalen af-
sigt att begynna utgifvandet af en-
"skandinavisk" tidning. - Pilgrim
Congregational Church, som var un-
der byggnad, har nedbrunnit f6rutom
murarne. Kyrkan var brandt f0rsakrad
for $4,000, men f0rlusten ar zndock
stor. - Har Dir kallt wider nu, det sno-
ade dagar f0rliden vecka, i lUrdags
var det sadant yrvader att man KNAPP
past kunde cd ut, men sladfUret Sr I'm
dock daligt. - Eng. baptitskyrkaz..
fattade cid / s0ndags qvall, men elden
o"serverades It'd, Sd att den dampa-
des.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-11-30
FRAN SKOLA.NS VERLD
cusTAvus ADoLPHus COLLEGE

SistfUrflutna vecka erhUlIo yara pro-
fessorer och studenter ett behofigt
sandrum Och ditto en- efterlangtad om-
-Sexling fran de alldagliga lexorna.
Hoga vederbo borandes uppmaning att
den "a nov. lagga de vanliga och
yerldsliga bestyren aside ooh stallet
samlas i Herrens gardar for att hem
bara ALA CODA gafvors gifvare tack.
lof, pris och ara, efterkoms .af skol-
verlden pa college Hill" med n0je.
De studerande, for hyil..a vaglang-
den det tiilat, togo den genaste vagen
till hemmet for att med sina anf0r-
vandter fra ofvannamda h0gtid.
Fruntimmernas f0rening af st.
Peters sv. luth. f0rsamling h0ll pa
qvallen af tacksSgelsedagen en- fest
till f0rman for kyrkoskuldenss afbe.
talande. Sasom talare upptradde pro-
fessorerna Wahlstr0m och Petri. God
sang och musk presterades, hvarun-
der prof. Norman pa slit tf0rtjenstfulla
och konstnarliga satt afsj0ng EFT SO.
lostycke. Festen inbragte omkring
$500.
- Pa fredagseftermiddagen den q
nov. afreste fiertalet af fakultets med.
lemmarne jamte en- skara studenter
ham emot New Sweden for att pa lor.
dagen halla en- musikfest m. m. pa.
stor E. Hedeens forsamling. Anda'
m&let med denna fest var bland annat
orgelfondens upphjelpande.s
Nagon rapport om festens resultat
kan icke denna gang meddelas, helst
som din correspondent, icke hade aran
att g0ra sallskap, utan maste resa til
AMMAN marknad.
wi kunna nu underratta ALA sko
lans winner, att de visdoms-sokande
ungdomarne G ust. Ad College redar
uppga till EFT antal af 1853. vi vanta
att delta tai skall vida f0r0kas undel
kommande termin.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-11-30
LIBERALT ANbUD!
Skaffaren fritt till den / jan.
1888.
lSEatfdreas for 800 asnsser aadst.
kOnsnaasade dr..

Skofforen lemnas fritz till ALA nya
prenumeranter fran dato till den jan.
1883, ON de nu insanda prenumera-
tionsafgiften for helt ar, nemligen
$500 Skaffaren winner host hun
dratals nya winner och prenume-
ranter och villa vi gifva dessa till
fHlle att begynna pa antydda billlga
vilkor. All den stund prenumera-
tionsmedlen, enligt regeln, skola
erlaggas f0rskott, uppmanas vfnli-
gen ALA. som annu restera, att snarast
m1jligast insanda den ringa summan.
Manga bKckar sma g0ra en- stor q och
dessa sma belopp betyda stora summon
d& de blifva samlade. Ingen tanke,
att det betyder f0ga om han for sin
enskilda del vantar manader eller kan
IKE Ar imam han betalar tidningen, ty
manga sadana tankare tillsammans
kunna lagga stora hinder vagen for
tidningens utveckling.
F0r att bereda de af vara vanner,
som medverka till tidningens sprid
ming, ett tillfalle, att "a priset nedsatt
och derigenom erhalla en- ringa ersatt'
nlng. hafva vi beslutat att lemna It'd
ningen for S1.OO till den, som pa
samma gang han insander sin egen
prenumerationsafgift afven insandel
for
EN- NY PRENUMERANT.
ON $3 90 saledes lnsandes FOR en- for
ut varande och en- ny prenumerant
rakna vi det som full betalning for
exemplar. vi hoppas delta skall upp
muntra mangen att annu mera verks
tidningens spridning.
Till ALA, som medverkat till Skaf
arens CODA framgang under del
smart tillandagangna aret, sanda v
var hjertliga tacksamhet, 0nskande
att de Ell f0rtr0ttas i sina lofvards
strafvanden for spridandet af sumo
Iektyr bland vara landsman.